Exchange Defender Spam Monitoring via system tray

www.exchangedefender.com

"ExchangeDefender is an Internet messaging hygiene and business continuity system that keeps your users safe from email threats and keeps you in business. Your users will get much less SPAM, no viruses, they will be able to communicate if the server or network connection goes down and you will get the business reporting and control over your organizations messaging. All at a single price, from the single provider the develops, manages and supports the entire solution."

ExchangeDefender is working on a system tray application for monitoring spam that is prevented from wasting space in our inboxes.  This app can be the substitute for the Outlook add-in that is only for Outlook 2007.  It is standalone and does not need Outlook installed at all.

http://www.vladville.com/2008/11/xd-annoyarizer-20.html 

Can you find the Easter egg:

IE7 cannot view www.nbc.com using a Tablet PC

   So today I was trying to surf to www.nbc.com on my Toshiba M400 tablet and of course IE7 would only produce "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage" tho any other computer on the network could view www.nbc.com with no issues.

  Using Google and searching on "cannot view www.nbc.com" I found:

http://mustech.net/2008/04/10/an-interesting-problem-with-nbccom-ie-and-tablet-pcs

  Where Dave (post 11) wrote:

The tablet version of xp and vista install a custom user-agent for IE that makes nbc.com think it’s a mobile device. http://www.nbc.com is forwarding tablets to nbc.starcut.us, which is a wap compatible version of http://www.nbc.com for mobile devices.

This is a band-aid but remove the following registry key, delete the IE cache, and close all browsers and http://www.nbc.com starts working again.

HKLM>Software>Microsoft>Windows>CurrentVersion>Internet Settings>5.0>User Agent>Post Platform>Tablet PC 2.0

SBS and WHS webinar for registered partners

5W/50 Series - Business Opportunities with Windows Home Server

Windows Small Business Server 2008 will not ship with any client backup software, so how will you make sure the top employees at each of your customers sites are backed up (Imaged) everyday? This webcast will cover what you can use Windows Home Server for in small businesses that may not be a good fit for Small Business Server, as well as businesses that may need to use Windows Home Server as a complement to Small Business Server.  You will learn the key points you need to know to add this to your arsenal of solutions for your customers.

Date: 11/14/08

Time: 9:00-10:00am PDT

Registration: https://training.partner.microsoft.com/plc/details.aspx?publisher=12&delivery=253638#

Live Meeting